Essays on Fullerton

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Locus of Control Scale

The Instrument The Locus of Control Scale was developed by Julian Rotter, an American Psychologist. This scale is characterized by a series of questions (total of 23 items) that aims to measure a person’s expectation or perception about their own control of reinforcement (“The Social Learning,” n.d.). In other words, it measure how we see or interpret the reasons behind what happens to our lives. It is scored by assigning a point to certain answers. The total number of points will determine whether a person has a more external or internal locus of control.

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Abstract

This paper will focus on the meaning of the executive coach and the ethical codes which he or she must abide by while coaching other individuals; whether the coaching is conducted within an organization, or it is a one on one coaching session. In addition, we will also review ethical breaches that may often occur while under the practice of coaching. When a service professional consider themselves to be an executive coach, they must be willing to implement integrity and uphold the ethical codes which they swore by, even in the most difficult situations. Throughout this paper, we will ...

Problems

In this case study, the A&F had several issues one of them being criticism for the market segmentation strategies. That is the policy created a negative reputation for the company particularly to some of its customers. Secondly, Abercrombie and Fitch was viewed as a controversial company because it produced neither extra-large nor double extra-large cloth sizes, especially for the women. On the other hand, both sizes were available for men. Thirdly, the A&F faced a lawsuit in 2013 when it fired a Muslim female worker for putting on a hijab.

Analysis

The practice of such market exclusion led to some ...

Introduction

Tax forms one of the major sources of government revenue; it contributes to economic growth and development as well as the overall prosperity of a country. Based on the method of collection, a tax system can be flat, regressive or progressive. The progressive tax system entails increasing taxes with an increase in individual or household income. The regressive system involves decreasing tax as income increases while the flat tax is a system where everyone pays the same tax irrespective of the income (Roach, 2003). The tax system adopted in a country depends on set objectives, its impacts on taxpayers, ...